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Put some wood glue on the joint, and push them together again. Adding another seam will not help.
If you do add the joint, you can cover it with an oak transition piece. T-molding will not be able to get under the floor to do it properly. A typical piece of T-molding is two parts, the lower part that is attached to the floor, and a cover piece. Generally, they are MDF (junk), not real wood.
I have a lot of laminate floors in my rentals. They develop gaps once in a while. That's just the way it is.
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